Automotive ads and state notices mix in Indianapolis page
A chaotic blend of used car ads for Chevrolet Ford and more alongside public notices from Marion County Probate Court. Includes estate settlements for Chandler Weese Adgil and others, plus treasury figures and appointment notices for executors and administrators.
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Ora J
Davies
Robert Bracken
Clarence
A. Chandler
Marion County
Grace M. Chandler
Albert H. Losche
E. E. McFerren
Lawson B. Weese
Anthony P. Lauck
Collet
Albert
Losche
Christian F. Adgil
Lawrence C. Acegill
William H. Faust
Albert H Losche
John G. Rauch
Livia Caroselli
Indiana
Olinda Caroselli
Delegates Approve Revised Indianapolis Community Fund Allocations
Delegates to the Council of Social Agencies adopted revisions to fund allowances based on a 614,350 estimate, with about 600,000 raised. Social groups will receive 537,509, up 25,000 from last year. a 30,000 emergencies fund was set aside. Fred J. Hoke named Federal jury commissioner to replace Charles A. Greathouse.
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Indianapolis Community Fund
Council of Social Agencies
Spink-Arms
Community Fund
BE. A. Kahn
Homer W. Borst
Boye Cigh
Catholic Women's Association
College Settlement Association
Faith Home
Ference Crittenton Home
Indianapolis Day Nursery
Indianapolis Flower Mission
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Humane Society
Indianapolis Orphan Asylum
Travelers’ Aid
Jewish Federation of Indianapolis
Knickerbocker Hall
Old Folks
Public Health Nursing Assn
Apolis Church Federation
Volunteers of America
West Park Social Service House
Wheeler Mission
Woman's Improvement
Binocessacceras
I. Ee
Central Office
Fred J. Hoke
Albert B. Anderson
Charles A. Greathouse
Wave of Profit Taking Sweeps General Market
The Wall Street Journal reports a mixed opening with profit taking across the general market after Delaware & Hudson posts a $1.63 million surplus this September against last year’s deficit. Rubber and steel stocks move, unfilled orders fall modestly, and index levels show cautious consolidation ahead of further gains.
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New York
Delaware & Hudson
Foreign exchange steady as markets close year-end rates
United Financial reports foreign exchange steady in New York with rates for Sterling at 4.40 in demand and 4.36 cables, Francs 534c demand, Lire 4,334 cables 4.44, and other European currencies with mixed cables and bid quotes across Belgium Sweden Norway Denmark and more.
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United Financial
New York
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
New York Money Market Developments
New York money market shows commercial market moderately active with rates near 6 to 8 percent and time money steady at 5 to 5.5 percent. The market remains quiet overall with firm tones as trading and liquidity conditions persist.
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United Financial New York
Marriages Noted In Local Licenses List
Marriage licenses show D. M. Pelley age 43 and Mary Snyder age 50 of 712 E. aes. M. A. Morgan and Miriam SSDORT 16 of New Augusta. L. E. Moon 2% of 506 Marton Ind. Olga Manischky CL 2441 Coyner. M. W. Conn 28 Highland Golf Club. Naomi Cochran 28 325 Kearing. C. M. Brown 92 Davian Apts. Eva Ep pert 30 452 Davian Apts. Sam Farrah 87 1517 N Arsenal. Edith Freije 36 322 N Blake. W. O. Margrove 21 810 Stevens. Louise McDonald 45 3118 W Jackson.
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D. M. Pelley
Mary Snyder
E. Aes
M. A. Morgan
Aenatas
Ind
Miriam Ssdort
New Augusta
L. E. Moon
Marton
Olga Manischky
Coyner M. W. Conn
Highland Golf Club
Naomi Cochran
Kearing C. M. Brown
Davian Apts
Eva Eppert
Sam Farrah
N. Arsenal
Edith Freije
N. Blake
W. O. Margrove
Stevens
Louise McDonald
W. Jackson
Births and Deaths Recorded in City Hospitals and Homes
The notice lists numerous births and infant details at Deaconess and City hospitals, with parents and addresses. It also records elderly deaths and medical causes across addresses like 522 Warren and 1215 Ashland, noting conditions such as cerebral hemorrhage, pneumonia, and uremia.
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Harvey
Edna McKay
Warren
Emer and
Mary Smith
Ashland
Frances and
Nelie Stamm
Deaconess Hospital
Joseph
Nellie Brand
Parkway
William and
Ruth Ehringer
N. Noble
James
Bessie Bryan
City Hospital
Alva
Ethel Bohanan
W. Morris
Loren
Avis Collinge
S. Mount
Bebes
Ardell Hackett
Torbet
John and
Annie Hall
W. Darnell
Henry
Mamie Johnson
Kansas
Kah
Francis Harris
W. Eighteenth
Carl and
Beatrice Prim
Schofield
Clarence
Marie Craig
S. Meridian
Seren
Letitia Stuart
Eighteenth
Burton and
Grace
Girle Jesse
Mary Seif
E. Washington
George and
Hazel Dodge
N. Dearborn
Clara Jones
Trowbridge
Howard and
Arline Elliott
Broadway
Alfred Pinkston
Vermont
Earl Clinton Brown
Alabama
Dana A. Shane
Methodist Hospital
Ellen Allison
Fountain
Hannah Jane Campbell
Gladys Hazel Wright
Oscar Brusn
Central Indiana
Charles W. Ellis
Charlies W. Moores
Pennsylvania
Edna A. Dittrich
N. Temple
Catherine Wilson
Long Hospital
George D. Smith
Bellview
Clark
George F. Ederharter
Ernest Kratz
Anna H. Wright
Meridian
Opening curb trading embraces many stocks
New York December 10 opening curb trading broad with many stocks in the column near or above prior finals. Radio Corporation common hits a new high of 3% and moves to a common selling level with its preferred at 3%. Dunhill International opens 430 then +. Prairie Oil & Gas falls to 223 while Imperial Oil gains to 10. Standard of Kentucky up a point par. Later market heavy and irregular with Solar Refining 165 Mountain Producers 14 Reo Motors 17 United Retail Candy 5 Penn-Mex Fuel 22 Gold Dust when issued 29 Salt Creek Prod 18 off 4.
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Radio Corporation Common
Dunhill International Inc
Olls
Prairie Oil & Gas
Imperial Ol
Standard of
Kentucky
Solar Refining
Reo Motors
United Retail Candy
Penn-Mex
Gold Dust Corporation
Salt Creek Prod
Grains Open Mostly Lower on Chicago Board
Grain prices opened generally lower with wheat holding a firm undertone. Argentine cold weather frost damage and Liverpool gains supported futures while receipts rose and world shipments fell. December deliveries fell short of earlier expectations as May corn weakened. Oats and provisions opened lower amid weak hogs and unsettled cables.
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United Financial Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Grain Table Signals Mixed Wheat and Corn Moves
Chicago December 10 market brief lists grain receipts and price data for wheat corn oats and rye with mixed movements. The report notes figures from futures contracts and daily changes alongside observed yardage totals.
Wheat stocks at start of November reach nine-decade high
Grain expert B W Snow in Chicago notes November stockpiles at 75 million bushels, largest since 1894 apart from 1918 19 under state control. He cites 40 million more on hand than last year and cites abundant American crops and better European crop as reasons. France bought 40 million francs from Soviet Russia and sold 90 million francs to Russia in nine months. Secretary Wallace urged freight rate cuts and export corporation to market surplus. Local mills pay $1 per bushel for No 2 red wheat.
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Chicago
B. W. Snow
France
Soviet
Russia
Wallace
Dressed Beef Prices at Swift and Co Wholesale
Wholesale dressed beef prices from Swift and Co list varied items with graded codes. Ribs No 2 at 30c, No 1 at 17c, Loins No 2 at 25c, No 3 at 18c, Rounds No 2 at 20c, No 3 at 15c, Chuck No 2 and No 3 at 10c.
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Swift & Co
Coolidge Backs Mellon Tax Cut and Opposes Soldier Bonus
President Coolidge in a budget message to Congress urges immediate tax relief by endorsing the Mellon tax cut of 32 million dollars. He opposes the soldier bonus as obstructing tax relief and calls for government economies to benefit the public. The 1925 budget requests 8.295 billion in expenditures, 256.9 million less than the prior year, with 3.018 billion sought in appropriations.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mellon
Fresh market prices in Indianapolis and Cleveland
Indianapolis prices show fresh eggs and butter fat payable to creameries, with fowls and turkeys listed by weight and price. leghorn poultry discounted, ducks and geese at varied per pound rates, and rabbits priced per dozen. Cleveland figures note butter fat, eggs, poultry, and potatoes with regional per unit costs.
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Indianapolis
Inilonapoelis Creameries
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Ohios
Indianapolis Stocks and Bonds Affected by 1939 Dates
A dense list of Indianapolis area stocks and bonds shows items for Citizens Gas, Indiana Hotel, Indiana National Life, Wabash Railway, Vandalia Coal, and Union Trac of Ind among others. Prices and series include 5s, 6s, pfds, and various dated issues.
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Central Life
Am Creosoting Co
All Century Building Co
Cities Service Co
Otte Ag Citizens Gas Co
Ciuizena Gas Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National Life Ins
Eas Indiana Pipe Line Co
Indiana Title Guaranty Co
Save Indianapolis Abbattoir
Indianapolis Gas
RAM Todpils & Northwestern
Indpls & Southwestern
Indpis Street Railway
Indpis Telephone Co
Indpla Tele Co
Ace Merchants’ Pub Uti! Co
Pfd
Nat Motor Car Company
Mile Savings Inn Co
Rauh Fertilizer
Ats Standard Oil Co
Ind
Sterling Fire Insurancs Co
Sae
Terre Haute
Indpls & EB
Indpla & F
Terre Haute T & L Co
van Camp
Vandalla Coal Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wabash Railway Co
Inc
Bonds Belt RR & S
Broad
Cen
Ind Pow Co
Fae
Citizens Gas
Citizens St R Sa
Ind Coke & Gas
Ind Hotel
Ind Hotel Co
Ind Northern
Ind Ry & 1
Ind Union Trac
Si Ea Ab Co
Col & S. Gs
Indpls Gas Pa
Indpls & Mar
Indpl North
Indpls & Nor
Indpls & S of
Indpls
E Bs
St Ry
Trac & T
Tndpla Union Ry
A Ity
Hog prices slip at local market as buyers show restraint
Hog prices declined 5 to 10 cents at the local live stock market with 11 000 hogs on sale and a Saturday carryover of 1214. Top heavies hit $6.90 while lights averaged $6.75 to $6.85. medium hogs $6.80 to $6.85. pigs and sows down from $6.25 and $6. The day’s 15 cent spread signals reduced buyer discrimination.
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U. S. Steel
Weeesrae
Eholoe Ewes
Chicago
East Buffalo
Dulles
East ST. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Livestock Market Report Across Major Cities
Hogs receipts and prices vary by city with Chicago, East Buffalo and East St Louis describing steady to mixed movements. Cattle and calf receipts are large with varied demand, while sheep and lamb markets show activity and price shifts across Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Kansas City.
Gun Making Costs Driven By Labor and Materials Shares
The article notes gun production relies on skilled labor, materials, and overhead. Government figures show 53 cents of each dollar go to labor, 27 cents to materials, with 30 cents for overhead and profit. A 10 percent wage rise would raise cost 4.3 cents per dollar. a 10 percent materials rise would add 2.7 cents.
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United States
Auto Springs
Train Crash Blamed on Engineer Patterson
The Forsythe wreck killed several and injured many as the limited collided at Deadman’s Crossing in fog and rain. Patterson, the uninjured engineer, said he had only a quarter mile to react after seeing a flare. evidence will be heard tomorrow under Coroners Blood and Osgood.
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George E. von Hagen
Chicago
George E. von Hagen Jr
Patterson
Brogan
Osgood
Chautauqua County
N. Y
William 8S
Stratford
C. H. Harney
George B. Mair
Wilkinsburg
Forsythe
Malcolm Near
John A. Heydler
National League
Wild Bill” Donovan
Heydler
Stolen $250 Shotgun From Lyric Barber Shop
J D McIntire reports a $250 double barreled shotgun stolen from Lyric Barber Shop at 129% N Illinois St. early today. A telephone pay station with about $5 was taken. The theft marks the fourth of the year.
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J. D. McIntire
Lyric
Illinois St
McIntire
Survivors Recall Heroic Rescue After Train Wreck
Victims on the Twentieth Century Limited near Forsythe New York suffered nine dead and many injured. Dr C C Thoren of Chicago aided victims and supplied bandages from lantern light. William Baker president of the Phillies described the observation car’s collapse while Homer Lane recounted crews freeing passengers. John J Manifred aided and carried nine people from the wreckage, some already dead. Emma Washington a maid used an axe to clear debris and fashioned bandages from pillowcases.
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United Press
Chicago
Forsythe
N. Y
C. C. Thoren
William Baker
Phillies Baseball Club
Homer Lane
Lane
John J. Manifred
New York
Manifred
Emma Washington
Indiana judge drowns trapped in car in river crash
Morgan County Judge A M Bain 54 drowned after his car slid into White River spilling him beneath water near Martinsville Indiana. His wife cried for help as motorists pulled her from the back seat. Bain served five years as county judge. Funeral set for Wednesday at 10 a m.
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United Press
Martinsville
Ind
White River
Judge Bain
Rikhoff Heads to Chicago on Vacation
Police Chief Herman F Rikhoff departed for Chicago where he will spend several days on vacation.
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Rikhoff
Herman F Rikhoff
Chicago
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Balha
Maxwell
Dodge
Wilbur Johnson CO. N
Meridian Stone
Merca Bes
Pennsylvan
Stone Chevrolet Company
Meridian St
BUICK
Real . N
Meridian Overland CO
N. Meridian
Ford
Eudsom
Indianapolis Auto Arts and Tire CO
Capitol Ave
Georgia
Swisshelm & Parker
Washton Owen
Diana Investment and Securities
Georgia Ci
Ballance
Miller Auto
Chevrolet
Oakland
Webster
Belmont
Rockville Rd
Vine St
Dininger Bros
Hevrolet
N. Capitol
New Jersey
Eestant
Call Circle
Lincoln
Templars
C. H. Waldick
Indianapolis Auto Parts and Tire CO
I Wolf Auto CO
Capuitol Autos
New York St
Cio
Rogers
W. Wash
Indianapolis Auto Spring CO
Circle
Washington, Alto
Noble ST
Gloan Eeace
Treasury
Office of Auditor and Treasurer of State
Raua
Vanlaimel Estates Common School
Sale State Landea
Gasoline Fund
Teachers Retirement
World Memorial
Auto Theft Fund
the Commonwealth Loan CO
Commonwealth Loan Co
Tor. Penn and Wash
Main
Capitol Loan Co
Planer St. Main
Dee Indiana co-Suior S Estate & A
National Ci City Bank
Delaware Stein
The
Wall Street Journal
Baldwin
Tobacco Products
Edith Jones
Martindale Lawrence
Sue Quirck
Gale
Upton
Mary Stout
Arthur
Lola Gates
Lockwood
Erneta
Maggie Redwine
Bright
Louis Landrum
Noble
Margaret Robling
N. Pershing
Omer
Goldie Ellis
Collier
Frank
Mary Judd
High
Thurman
Lucile Day
Bell
Emion
Edith Cain
Martinsdale
Thomson & McKinnon
Houston Oil
Seeene
Marland Oil
Pan-Am
C.&en.w
Erie Ist
Pfid
Stu
N. Y. Central
Std
N. Pacific
Sinclair
Texas Co
Pacific
Gt North Ore
St Pan Pfd
Union Pacific
Wabash Pfd
Pullman
Reptron & S
US Steel
Con. Gas Am.t. Et
Columbia Gas
Ry Am . Mag
Chandler Mo
Gen Motors
Int. Cor. Onn
M. M. Pfd
Mack Motors
Studebaker
Stromberg
Punta Alegre
Chicago Grain Table
Grain Briers
Snow
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Goolidge
Tao
GMS
LS Certs
Labor
Ralph FR Cock
Flagman
Judge
R. R
F. H. McNulty & CO
Quincy Street
Wabash
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